> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hi everyone=8A > > > In a recent loss of many things during a rebuild=20 > after a virus like series of system problems etc=20 > I find I cannot get my printer to run=8A > > I have connected the LW printer to the printer=20 > port and have tried to get the Apple Printer=20 > utility (2.2) to recognize the printer so I can=20 > set it up, but no joy=8AI am just not sure the=20 > printer port is working even and I'm not sure how=20 > to go about this further=8A > > I'm using a 7600/120 with Sonnet G3/400 card and OS 9.2.2 > > Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Is=20 > there some way I can test if the port is working=20 > and its not the printer that wants to hide? > > Thanks in advance > > Michael
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